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Hello everyone, today I'm going to talk to you about how the CCP's local government's financial situation is getting more and more tense.
Under the circumstances, all kinds of scams have been used.
Since this year, China's economy has continued to deteriorate, and the financial crisis of local governments is getting more and more serious.
Many local governments can't pay their salaries, and they can only rely on borrowing money to maintain their operations.
Beijing citizen Mr. Li told overseas media that he was locked in Beijing City Government because he had no money to pay his salary.
He could only borrow money from other counties to pay his salary to civil servants.
Mr. Li thinks this is a very terrible phenomenon.
The government's financial income has a direct relationship with the situation of local enterprises.
Mr. Li said that many foreign investors in Beijing are now ready to withdraw.
The Chinese People's Republic is also in the Great Wall of China. This situation makes people feel very unoptimistic.
Beijing, the political center of the CCP, has a financial crisis.
The financial situation in other regions of China is even worse.
Local governments have used all kinds of means to increase their income.
Let's take a look at the following methods.
Reduce salary, reduce public budget, dependency, fine and increase prices.
The employees who have been working for 7 years after graduating from graduate school will also be laid off by state-owned enterprises.
It's incredible. At the end of the year, everyone will think of private enterprises.
But I was laid off by state-owned enterprises with good welfare benefits.
In the absence of a good environment and a good economy, state-owned enterprises have not been able to escape the layoff.
Due to the company's changes, our entire subsidiary has been laid off.
The company's plan for us is to voluntarily sign a termination contract to compensate for N plus 1's departure.
This news shocked me like a thunderbolt.
I am just 35 years old.
The house loan has just been approved.
The monthly rent of the house loan is 20,000 yuan.
The company has also had layoffs before, but they are all employees of the old five factions.
I didn't expect to be an official employee this time.
I have worked in this company for more than three years.
I can get a four-month compensation.
But this four-month compensation cannot support my four-month mortgage.
When I got the compensation, I was not happy at all.
At this young age, how should I do?
How miserable is it to be a worker?
If you have heard of the injustice of the state-owned enterprises,
you will definitely know that it is not easy for every migrant worker to work.
I was born in the 90s.
Due to business adjustments in the education and training company,
I had to face layoffs and layoffs before and after.
Although there is a little compensation,
it is also a way to make up for it.
And my other friend's situation seems to be worse.
He is a product manager.
He has been working in a company for more than three months.
For a man in his thirties,
his family has an old man and a child, and he still has to eat milk.
Today, I had a deep conversation with him in a coffee shop.
I can see the loyalty of a middle-aged man.
My friend also pays the rent of 5,000 yuan and 6,000 yuan every month.
I am really sad to encounter such a middle-aged crisis.
This year, all the big factories are in the financial support.
I can't find a job.
In July last year,
the Guangdong Provincial People's Government held a press conference.
The salary of the new staff is 25% down.
Before that,
several provinces in the country
reduced the salary of civil servants.
Among them,
Zhejiang's salary is 25% down,
Jiangsu's salary is 15% down,
and Fujian's salary is 20% down.
With the collective downpayment of Guangdong civil servants,
the downpayment of other provincial civil servants
will also be gradually pulled apart.
Since the beginning of last year,
Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou and other local civil servants,
including police,
have all downpaid about 20% of their salaries.
According to the Free Asia Radio,
Sun Qian, a resident of Nanjing, said
that Jiangsu civil servants' monthly income
has decreased by 15% to 20%
The hospital doctor of Beijing Tongren Hospital
lost a lot of his salary in August last year,
and the school bonus and night shift fee
have all fallen by up to 50%.
Ms. Yan, a retired teacher in Tianjin, said
that as far as she knows,
the police in Tianjin, Nanjing and Dalin
have been cut by 20%.
This is what happened after the epidemic.
Requirements for civil servants to lower their salary
and refund bonuses have begun to increase.
There was no such thing before.
The iron rice bowl and gold rice bowl in the eyes of the people
are now starting to lower their salaries.
And this is not happening in one place.
Since this year,
Chinese civil servants and business editors
have been greatly lowered their salaries.
Some people have to retire in advance
to lock their salaries.
Some people originally planned to retire last year
because they expected to retire after a year.
Unexpectedly, a new policy came out.
This year, the pension was cut by nearly 30%.
A netizen in Guangzhou said
that his mother is a retired teacher in a local high school.
The monthly pension was originally about 8,000 yuan.
Recently, I received a notice from the school's retirement office
that the pension was reduced to 4,500 yuan.
Even military institutions are also lowering their salaries.
In December last year,
a post appeared on the mainland social media
that said that many research institutes such as aerospace,
China Power, China Ship, and weapons have begun to lower their salaries.
The salary is reduced by 5% to 30%.
These are just lower salaries.
There are still many places that can't pay their salaries.
A resident of Qingdao, Shandong, named John,
told Free Asia Radio in July last year
that civil servants in some areas of Shandong
had not received their salaries for several months.
Many counties in the north have gone bankrupt.
My relatives in the local civil servant class
have not been paid their salaries for half a year
They are all in debt.
According to Mr. Yu, a citizen of Suifenhe, Heilongjiang,
the government of Suifenhe has been delaying the salary of civil servants for several years.
Some local governments simply borrow money from the temple
and borrow money from various enterprises
to pay salaries to civil servants.
Mr. Jiang, a citizen of Chongqing, said
the county government and county committee in his hometown can't pay their salaries.
They had to borrow money from the county people's hospital
to pay salaries to county government civil servants
to maintain the operation.
Mr. Jiang said
not only the local government in China can't pay salaries now,
even some state-owned banks have financial difficulties.
Some banks even lend salaries to employees.
Mr. Li, a retired citizen of Liaoning, Shiyang, said
China's economy is too bad now.
Local finance has no money at all.
We haven't had any expenses for several months now.
We retirees have no money.
We still owe you a few thousand yuan.
The whole country is the same.
The Chinese Communist Party spends billions of yuan on foreign countries.
The salaries of the people of this country can't be paid.
Those who work in the government department are eating free meals.
There is no way for the people to feed them.
The second method is to reduce public budget.
According to the official design of the Chinese Communist Party,
China has reduced the budget for public transportation
by at least 21 provincial governments this year.
The provincial government in Guizhou promised
that provincial organizations and business units
would reduce public spending by 15 percent.
The Inner Mongolia government stipulates
that government agencies should try to reduce the purchase of new equipment.
The Yibin City government in Sichuan
has asked officials to use poor quality paper
to print daily office documents.
The Hunan Provincial Government requires
that the provincial office maintenance budget
should be reduced by 40 percent in 2024.
If you want to update public transportation,
the condition is to use the annual limit for more than eight years
and to travel more than 250,000 kilometers.
The requirements of the Yunnan Provincial Bureau of Statistics are more specific.
The air conditioner temperature in summer
cannot be set below 26 degrees Celsius, etc.
Recently, a netizen posted on WeChat chat group
that the Shenyang City of Liaoning Provincial Council is a court.
Because of the financial crisis,
even the public litigation fee is deducted and not given.
The client went to the court to withdraw.
The court said with a strong will that the government has no money.
The CCP's finances are in crisis.
Officials from all over the world deceive private enterprises to build projects.
There are more and more things to rely on afterwards.
Ma Yijiayi is a minority entrepreneur.
Since 2016, she has built ten government projects,
including six water systems in Guizhou Province,
one-stop poverty alleviation, kindergarten, and primary school.
As of August 2019,
ten projects have been completed and eight have been submitted.
The official notice of the other two projects has been suspended.
She is waiting for the official of the six water systems
to pay the rest of the project funds.
The total is 220 million yuan.
Ma Yijiayi has been in pursuit of engineering funds for eight years.
The government in Shuicheng refused to pay.
The district government once asked for a balance of 2 million yuan.
The rest of the money was taken away and refused by Ma Yijiayi.
Ma Yijiayi was eventually arrested by the local police
in the name of sexual harassment,
including more than ten people from her lawyer team.
China problem expert Wang He said
Ma Yijiayi's project
has a central special welfare fund project.
Such projects are the fertile soil of the CCP's corruption.
But the biggest problem with this type of project is the return on investment.
You have to start with your own first.
So although it looks like a lot of profit,
it's actually a big risk.
The money paid by the central government is special and guaranteed.
But why didn't Liu Panshui pay for it?
Wang He thinks the main problem is that the funds may have been misused.
Wang He said that the corruption of the local government of the Chinese Communist Party
and the black societyization of the local government are colluded.
Liu Panshui is a poor area.
His main financial spending activities are mainly based on central payment.
But the more money the central government gives,
the more it becomes a piece of fat of local corruption.
So corruption is particularly serious in this regard.
The fourth method, fine.
In June last year, there were many restaurants in Shanghai
Some netizens said that if the government wants to fine you,
it's wrong for you to add vinegar.
Last year, a grocery store in Shanxi Province was fined 660,000 yuan
for selling 2.5 kg of unqualified celery.
In September last year, a programmer in Hebei City was fined more than 100,000 yuan
for working in the city and being fined by the police.
In Kaile County, Inner Mongolia,
several farmers have contracted more than 4,000 acres of wasteland.
The contract expires in 30 years.
There are still 10 years to go.
After 20 years of hard work,
the land has become fertile from the wasteland and has become a fertile farmland.
However, during the spring harvest this year,
the village cadres suddenly demanded that each acre of land increase the contract fee by 200 yuan,
which suddenly increased the cost of 80 to 90 million yuan.
Farmers think this request is unreasonable.
They refuse to pay the additional contract fee.
In late April this year,
the village cadres not only obstructed the farmers' spring harvest work,
but also threatened to detain agricultural vehicles.
The deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Jianhua Town,
Ji Yunhao,
because of his rudeness to stop the farmers from plowing the land,
openly believed that he did not know the law,
and became famous overnight,
and quickly became popular.
The truck driver in Henan frequently received news of high fines.
In May last year,
passing by Anyang City, Henan Province,
the truck drivers of Neihuang County responded.
They often received a fine notice.
They said that it was a truck that had not been overloaded before departure,
and that they would be overloaded even if they were there,
and received a high fine.
Among them, a truck has received 58 fines in the past two years,
and the fine is as high as 270,000 yuan,
about 380,000 yuan.
The reason for the fine is overloading transportation.
For this,
Zhang Yuanping, an official of the Henan Provincial Department of Transportation, responded.
After three years of epidemic,
now the finance has no money.
This is called the law is in place.
The money that should be fined must be fined.
Guangxi is one of the provinces with the most debt in China.
The road parking fee in Nanning City is too expensive.
Some netizens pointed out that
it takes 13 hours to park on the side of the road,
and it costs 102 yuan to park.
Many international maritime businessmen pointed out that
the Shanghai Maritime Bureau recently implemented the most severe law enforcement,
and a large number of ships were fined,
even docked.
A cargo transport ship
was fined 50,000 yuan
because the Indonesian sailor
switched to the Chinese flag on the ship.
Similar scandals are not only beautiful.
Peng Bo said
this represents that the local government
is relying more and more on fines to fill the financial gap.
In the first quarter of this year,
the official financial income and tax revenue
fell by the same period.
But there is an amazing increase in financial income.
Non-tax revenue is 11,705 yuan,
which is 10.1% higher than before.
The so-called non-tax revenue
is a variety of unpaid taxes and fines.
This means that
1.4 billion people
are fined an average of 700 yuan per person.
According to an average of three households,
each household is fined 2,100 yuan.
Recently,
water and electricity prices have been rising across China.
According to incomplete statistics,
since last year,
water prices have been rising in Shanghai, Shaanxi,
Xianyang,
Anhui Wuhu and other places in a row.
Among them,
the first level of water use
is between 10% and 50%.
At the same time,
in Shenzhen, Fuzhou, Zhejiang and other places,
the government issued a proposal to adjust the price of residential pipe generators.
According to Tianfeng Zhengxuan statistics,
125 county-level administrative units were designed to be adjusted.
In addition,
the mainland high-speed rail has also started a price increase model.
On May 3,
China Business Daily reported that
Wugong High-Speed Rail announced that
from May 15,
Wugong Railway Technology Limited Company
will increase the price of
Wugong High-Speed Rail
from 300 kilometers per hour
to more than 300 kilometers per hour.
The price of Wugong High-Speed Rail travel tickets
has risen by about 20%.
Observers believe
that the local government has increased
its fiscal spending greatly during the three-year epidemic,
while the land sales have decreased.
This has led to financial difficulties for the local government.
The annual budget report of the Chinese local government shows
that in 2022,
spent at least 3,520 yuan
on epidemic prevention and control alone.
At the same time,
real estate collapse
seriously affects the local government's financial income.
In the past, the income related to land sales
generally accounted for more than 30% of the local government's income.
From 2019 to 2021,
the local government's land sales
accounted for more than 40% of the total income.
The data from the Chinese Ministry of Finance shows
that in 2021, the local government's land sales
reached 870,000 yuan,
which is a record high.
However, in 2022, the local government's land sales
dropped to about 670,000 yuan,
which fell by nearly one-third in 2021.
In 2023, it further dropped to about 580,000 yuan,
and in just two years, it fell by nearly 30,000 yuan.
The Chinese local government's financial situation is still tense,
so it has entered an era of comprehensive big money.
